Do you need to graduate from an Ivy League school or other super elite college to earn the highest salaries?
Many families believe that graduates who can put Harvard University or Yale University on their résumé will fare significantly better financially than smart students who end up earning their degrees from elsewhere.
In a famous study, two economists tackled this question nearly a decade ago and concluded that Ivy League graduates did not enjoy an earnings advantage monopoly. And now the same economists—Alan Krueger at Princeton University and Stacy Dale at Mathematica Policy Research—have revisited the question with even more compelling data that has led them to an even stronger conclusion.
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